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Robbie Johnson Logo CV 2 Robbie Johnson Sound Recordist Tel 07740422816 London Midlands and Manchester Based. LATEST Brian May “Badger working Title’ BBC Athena Productions Royal Story ‘Stamps’ Yahoo Verizon Media Tom Kerridge ‘Love Food Lose Weight’ BBC 2 Bonesoup Productions. Teen Taxi BBC I Player Series 1 and 2 Dragonfly LIDL Commercial Foodhall Productions Entertainment Nigel Slater ‘ Middle East’ ‘Simple Suppers’ ‘Eating Together’ Nigel and Adams Farm’ ‘Simple Cooking’ ‘Dish of the Day’ BBC Tom Kerridge ‘Lose Weight for Good’ ‘Food and Drink’ ‘Proper Pub Food’ ‘Best Ever Dishes’ BBC Oz and James’s Big Wine Adventure BBC with Oz Clarke and James May Gordon Ramsay ‘Ultimate Cookery Course’ ‘Home cooking’ C4 Hairy Biker’s “Chicken and Egg’ ‘Asian Adventure’ ‘The Pubs that Built Britain’ “Best of British’ ‘Everyday Gourmets’ ‘Mississippi Adventure’ BBC with Dave Myers and Si King Rachel Khoo ‘Kitchen Notebook series’ BBC ‘Donal Skehan ‘Follow Donal to Europe’Food Network Gok Wan ‘Cooks Chinese’ C4 Simon Hopkinson ‘Good Cook’ BBC Jenny Morris ‘Cooks Morroco’ Food Network Reza Mahammed ‘Spice Prince of India’ Food Network Michela Chiappa ‘Top 10 Classic Dishes’ More 4 Jamie Olivers ‘Oliver’s Twist’ ‘Olivers Army’ Worldwide Top Gear BBC with Jeremy Clarkson James May and Richard Hammond. Britains Got Talent ITV with Simon Cowell Amanda Holden Piers Morgan The Restaurant BBC with Raymond Blanc X Factor Hotcam for ITV with Simon Cowell Sharon Osbourne Louis Walsh and Ben Shephard X Factor 2 with Caroline Flack Private Detectives BBC American Inventor ITV Sooty and Sweep ITV Builder’s in Drag ITV City Cowboy’s ITV Poor Little Rich Girls ITV The Band C4 Popstars ITV Jamie Oliver ‘World tour’ DVD Feature Documentarys /Docs/Doc Drama Building Jerusalem New Black Films James Erskine with Sir Clive Woodwood England Rugby Team. Looking Down SunDogFilms Daniel Gordon with Sir Richard Branson and family From The Ashes New Black Films James Erskine with Engand Cricket Team WW11 From Space October Films Simon George Martin Clunes ‘The Islands of Great Britain’ ITV Taking on Tyson Discovery Channel, Animal Planet Robot Whores C4 Norman Hull Strictly Lady Sumo C4 Norman Hull Viaagro Optomen for Sky 1 Norman Hull Terrovision BBC Gunpoint Britain BBC From Russia with Love BBC Kiings og the StoneAge BBC Murder Most Foul Zenith Films with Jack Shepherd BBC Games of Stones Double Act for Discovery Locked Up Abroad Raw TV for C5 I Shouldn’t Be Alive Darlow Smithson for Discovery Crimewatch BBC Heathrow Heist, Black widow reconstructions. TV Drama The Canoe Man Norman Hull with Bernard Hill X+Y Minnow Films 2nd Unit Pick ups Morgan Mathews with Asa Butterfield Factual Dr Jeff Rocky Mountain Vet Double Act for Discovery Animal planet Life Of Grime BBC City Hospital Topical Tv for BBC OB with Nick Knowles Gaby Roslin Ainsley Harriot Nadia Sawalha Suzy Perry Kate Humble Matthew Kelly Andi Peters Rolf Harris Shauna Lowry Food And Drink BBC Tom Kerridge and Joe Wadsack Journey to the Centre Of The Plate Keo Films for C4 DIY SOS Big Build BBC Nick Knowels Gadgetman Christmas Special C4 with Richard Ayoade The One Show BBC with Matt Baker Phil Tufnell Gyles Brandreth Countryfile BBC with Julia Bradbury Matt Baker Ellie Harrison Adam Henson Secret Britain BBC with Ellie Harrison Denise Lewis Chris Hollins GMTV Competitions ITV with Andi Peters Jenni Falconer Ben Shephard Anna Williamson Keith Chegwin and Tony Blackburn. GMTV Cookery Thailand ITV Lorraine ITV My Secret Past Dragonfly for C5 Daybreak ITV with Andi Peters Dream Homes C4 GMTV Bornfree Foundation for ITV with Martin Clunes and Virginia Mckenna and Helen Worth Young Doctor’s ITV The Big Dig C4 Crusader Warrior C4 When Good Marriages Go Bad ITV Crimewatch BBC Heathrow Heist,Black widow Tommorow’s World BBC Eurocash BBC WatchDog BBC What The Stuarts Did For England BBC Comic Relief ‘The Net Results’ Gary Barlow, Ferne Cotton, Ben Shepherd, Chris Moyles and Kimberely Walsh. What Not To Wear BBC Body Hits BBC with Dr John Marsdon Kenyon Confronts BBC with Paul Kenyon Bon Voyage ITV with Shauna Lowry I Want That Holiday ITV Cooking For Love ITV 10 Years Younger C4 Grand Designs C4 with Kevin McCloud Fish Fights C4 with Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall Cutting Edge Constructions C4 Sport Grandstand BBC Ian Thorpe Grandstand London Triathalon OB Horse of the Year Show BBC OB Wimblewatch BBC Online for Evian Commercials/Corparates/Promos Gordon Ramsay Checkers Supermarket Jamie Oliver Tefal Jamie Oliver Book launch Cancer Research Pure Spread Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development Mckinnon Films Vodaphone Tom Kerridge Daily Mail Book Launch Hammett Films S Club 7 Cruet Nature Boy Jimmy Fresh One Norwich Union .
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